Feng Shui Tips: Using Indoor Plants
November 23rd, 2008 | 
When I learned how to blog and more about the www, my day is not complete without opening my pc or laptop, checking my emails and my blog. Its like an extension of my life now that I can’t live without. My lifeline, sanity and cure. On weekdays (work and leisure), I spent about at least 5-8 hours in front of my pc, on weekends at least 6-10 hours in front of my laptop, it can vary depending on what I’m doodling about. I think I need glasses soon. But I bet there are a lot of people who spent more time in front of their pc than I do. Hence the Feng Shui tips for today is using indoor plants that you can place on top of your home or office desk to counteract the effects of electrical radiation from computers. In Feng Shui, electrical radiation upsets chi energy.
Electrical appliances can have detrimental influence on chi energy, but healthy indoor plants placed nearby help to remedy this.
Example of indoor plants you can try at home are Peace Lilies (Spathyphyllum wallisii). The potted Peace lily above is from windowbox. Peace lilies are hardy indoor plant that are found to be good air cleaners too. The white flowers also add beauty in any room and chi metal energy. Who wouldn’t like to have fresh flowers for free everyday? Try it! You hit two birds with one stone – improved wellness, improved chi energy.
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Gigi
hi gigi…thanks sa visit mo and ty sa comment na rin…! Cheers!
I love peace lillies, simple,pure even the name is perfect. I’ll go and buy one to put near my office computer.I think having a plant next something like a computer is also easy on the eye.
Good post as usual. Keep up the great blog Gigi.